Clinical stakeholders’ opinions on the use of selective decontamination of the digestive tract in critically ill patients in intensive care units: an international Delphi study

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Brian H Cuthbertson
Marion K Campbell
Graeme MacLennan
Eilidh M Duncan
Andrea P Marshall
Elisabeth C Wells
Maria E Prior
Laura Todd
Louise Rose
Ian M Seppelt
Geoff Bellingan
Jill J Francis
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[1] Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre,Department of Critical Care Medicine
[2] University of Toronto,Department of Anesthesia
[3] Health Sciences Building,Health Services Research Unit
[4] Foresterhill,Aberdeen Health Psychology Group
[5] University of Aberdeen,Faculty of Nursing
[6] Health Services Research Unit,Centre for the Study of Social and Legal Responses to Violence
[7] Health Sciences Building,Lawrence S. Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing
[8] Foresterhill,Sydney Medical School
[9] University of Aberdeen, Nepean
[10] Gold Coast Hospital and Griffith Health Institute,Intensive Care Unit
[11] Griffith University,undefined
[12] University of Guelph,undefined
[13] Trillium Gift of Life Network,undefined
[14] University of Toronto,undefined
[15] Kingswood,undefined
[16] University of Sydney,undefined
[17] University College Hospital,undefined
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Critical Care | / 17卷
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Antibiotic Resistance; Evidence Base; Stakeholder Group; Delphi Study; Theoretical Domain Framework;
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